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Headless Horseman (2007)
Seven college kids take a shortcut on their way to a party and unfortunately end up in Wormwood – a "lost" town in the middle of nowhere. They find something strange and sinister happening there – bones and weird decorations line Main Street. The cause: local Wormwood legend says on All Hallows Eve one hundred years ago, a crazed man tortured the youngsters in town and then cut off their heads. In retaliation, the townspeople killed him by cutting off his head. Seeking revenge every seven years, he returns and takes seven heads from children in the town. Now the seven visitors find themselves hunted one by one as the Headless Horseman claims his due.
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Seven college kids take a shortcut on their way to a party and unfortunately end up in Wormwood – a "lost" town in the middle of nowhere. They find something strange and sinister happening there – bones and weird decorations line Main Street. The cause: local Wormwood legend says on All Hallows Eve one hundred years ago, a crazed man tortured the youngsters in town and then cut off their heads. In retaliation, the townspeople killed him by cutting off his head. Seeking revenge every seven years, he returns and takes seven heads from children in the town. Now the seven visitors find themselves hunted one by one as the Headless Horseman claims his due.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Anthony C. Ferrante, Zachary Weintraub
In Theaters:10/27/2007
Box Office:
Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Castel Film, Active Entertainment
Cast
Anthony C. Ferrante
Director
Billy Aaron Brown
Liam
Rebecca Mozo
Ava
Richard Moll
Kolchak Jefferson Stillwall
Arianne Fraser
Tiffany
Lizzie Prestel
Candy (as Elizabeth Prestel)
Brent Lydic
Nash
Vasile Albineț
Headless / Calvin Montgomery
Joe Hartzler
Doc
M. Steven Felty
Pa Rusk / Sgt. Mosby Rusk
Trish Coren
Lizzie
Elvin Dandel
Seth
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